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Kate Nelson

Kate Nelson

Kate Nelson is an award-winning writer and editor in Minneapolis and an Alaska Native Tlingit tribal member.

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The Mittens and Merrick Buttes in Tse’Bii’Ndzisgaii (Monument Valley) Navajo Tribal Park in the Navajo Nation.

How to Be a Respectful Visitor to Native Lands

Guidance for being a conscientious visitor when touring Native sites.
By Kate Nelson
Inclusive WellnessSustainability
a person holds a realistic Earth

What Does It Mean to Decolonize Conservation?

Why today’s conservation efforts require Indigenous wisdom to bridge the gap between Western science and traditional ecological knowledge.
By Kate Nelson
Inclusive WellnessSustainability
A women smiles with her hands clasped under her chin.

What Does It Mean to Decolonize Beauty?

Aboriginal writer and former model Sasha Kutabah Sarago discusses the need to shift the beauty paradigm.
By Kate Nelson
Inclusive WellnessPersonal Care/Beauty
the author holding her book

What Does It Mean to Decolonize Therapy?

Known as The Rage Doctor, clinical psychologist Jennifer Mullan encourages us all to understand how colonialism influences our mental, spiritual, and physical health.
By Kate Nelson
Inclusive WellnessMental Health
a Native American explains to a person the spiritual aspect of the land.

How to Support Native American Communities as an Ally

Learn how to amplify, uplift, and celebrate Indigenous peoples everywhere.
By Kate Nelson
Inclusive Wellness
illustration of a Native American woman with with nature's food sources around her

An Indigenous Woman’s Journey to Decolonize Her Diet

In this personal narrative, Kate Nelson, an Alaska Native (Tlingit), shares her journey to decolonize her plate and heal her relationship with food.
By Kate Nelson
Food CultureInclusive Wellness
Two people are pictured with a cactus tree in the background.

What We Can Learn From Indigenous Wellness: A Q&A With Thosh Collins and Chelsey Luger

The husband-and-wife team talk about Native American ancestral knowledge and the importance of decolonizing wellness.
By Kate Nelson
CommunityInclusive Wellness
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